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McAfee has announced the availability of a free open-source audit plug-in for MySQL database users to capture complete detailed activity audits from their databases.
The free-of-charge plug-in was created and developed by McAfee as part of a new set of features for its award-winning database security solution.
===> The new plug-in helps small and medium-sized businesses as well as larger enterprises satisfy audit requirements. <=== 
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McAfee's Slavik Markovich and Sean Roth demonstrate how MySQL databases — sitting beneath web applications — need protection from hacks and attacks.
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By Dancho Danchev
Hundreds of thousands of legitimate web sites are currently affected in a a mass SQL injection attack that has been ongoing for the past several months.
The ongoing mass SQL injection attacks, are directly related to last year’s scareware-serving Lizamoon mass SQL injection attacks.
The cybercriminals behind it, are automatically exploiting the legitimate web sites, and embedding a tiny script on the affected pages, abusing an input validation flaw, or exploiting vulnerable and outdated versions of the web application software running on them.
Gust MEES: Check also http://www.scoop.it/t/ict-security-tools?tag=MySQL-Database-Protection&nbsp to find out on How-To protect MySQL-Databases...
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